Emily Stone (4) (1989–)

Deeper than a typical chick lit but sad as they are working through loss

* I would give this book 3.5 for review*
I think if you looking for a really cute holiday romane this is def more serious and does deal with harder topics and it def a slow burn romance and it is def a more focused on found family elements then anything. I did not get the vibes that i wanted but it was cute read just had holiday vibes but not a fun romance.

* I would give this book 3.5 for review*
I think if you looking for a really cute holiday romane this is def more serious and does deal with harder topics and it def a slow burn romance and it is def a more focused on found family elements then anything. I did not get the vibes that i wanted but it was cute read just had holiday vibes but not a fun romance.

A very warm-hearted read about family, grief, estrangement and forgiveness. It starts with a meet-cute but then segues into tragedy, so it's a bit darker than most holiday romances. In fact, the romance was, to me, secondary to the main thrust of the novel which is about learning to forgive others, as well as oneself.